The only thing between my neighborhood and the Beltline is a 36 acre vacant piece of land, owned by UPS' non-profit division, who's planning to build a mixed-use development, which would be a further boon to the area, which is right off the freeway. http://www.yardi.com/blog/news/atlanta-beltline/8095.html

Here are two quotes straight from the US Dept. of Justice Civil Rights Division... 

Using the Six Sigma management strategy also used at GE, he dramatically overhauled the company and replaced its entrepreneurial culture of innovative product design with one focused on relentless cost-cutting.[3] He changed the decentralized management structure, by eliminating and consolidating division executives.

If you did have a bad experience with our property management division, I’m sorry.

This is something that can be submitted to the enforcement division of The SEC if there is doubt about how they'll enforce the lawPPM == Private placement memorandum.  

City Hall lists needing a surveyor to do the division, and I definitely don't have any of those in my rolodex.

Instead of working 9-5 in a typical low income wage, he can actually get paid & get his lower division college classes taken care of for free.

I refer and provide the novel as courtesy.All HELOCs are FULL DOC full qualifying 2 years job/income stream/ no declining income/ they want perfect credit/ needs to be earning rents and on taxes/ they don't use proposed STR income/ a HELOC is to a live human person not to an entity - this is a hard stop.All the banks are OUT- Wells and Citi closed the HELOC origination divisions all together, too risky.

I first looked to build a probate list, however the local probate division office here in Lexington is closed from viewing.

This is from their website:"To obtain a real estate license in the state of Ohio: You must be honest, truthful and of good reputation.You must be at least 18 years old.You must be sponsored by an Ohio real estate broker.You must not have been convicted of a felony or crime of moral turpitude, adjudged by a court to have violated any civil rights laws regarding real estate within the past two years, or violated any rules of the Ohio Division of Real Estate.